Word: whitmanic
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Cabot and Whitman Halls will lead off Christmas parties for settlement house children at 3 p.m. tomorrow when 30 third-graders from the Elizabeth Peabody House take over the Cabot living room...
Everett House residents contribute 25 cents apiece weekly toward the support of a foster child which the house adopted earlier in the year. On the Quadrangle, Bertram Hall has purchased a $50 hospital bed abroad in addition to two CARE packages. Whitman Hall members also voted this year to include the cost of a hospital bed and two CARE packages in their house dues...
Next events on the Annex social calendar are high teas at Whitman and Cabot Halls. Both are scheduled for Sunday, November...
...compelled to be a soldier, an editor, a writer of textbooks. He seems rather a man of massive and unfocused gifts, a soldier and editor restlessly writing poetry to find an outlet for the river of ideas that flowed through him. Even the famous letters to Mrs. Sarah Whitman, with their italics and exclamation points and their second-act curtain speeches, do not seem the love letters of a poet: they are rather the letters of a practical man acting the way he thinks a poet is expected to act. They are neither tragic nor funny; they are too miserable...
...girls in each dormitory to be in charge of the collection in their hall. Challenges between floors will be directed by Elizabeth Tucker '52, Barnard; Marguerite Davis '50, Bertram; Winfred Nims '51, Briggs; Virginia White '49, Cabot; Anne Halbersleben '51 and Helen Margolis '52, Eliot; and Louse Pollak '52, Whitman...